Another Brawdy Hawk, XX220, is seen flying low over its South Wales base.

Hawk XX220 of No 1 TWU in the markings of No 63 Squadron. A trainee navigator occupies the rear seat.

Although these two Brawdy Hawks are carrying two wing pylons four can be fitted.

Hawk XX220 of No 1 TWU in the markings of No 63 Squadron. A trainee navigator occupies the rear seat.

Photograph shows a Hawk of No 1 Tactical Weapons Unit firing a salvo of 68mm unguided rockets from a Sneb pod.

Hawk XX220 of No 1 TWU in the markings of No 63 Squadron. A trainee navigator occupies the rear seat.